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Over the last week, our subscriber numbers have more than doubled.  We can’t explain it, but that’s not what we’re here to do.  We’re here to thank you for spreading the word.  For a small podcast with no sponsors an no budget to advertise, we’re grateful to fans for word of mouth.  More aud …View…

This week we talk with Rick Overton, who you’ve seen in just about everything, and who hosts the wonderful podcast Overview with Rick Overton.  We talk Jonathan Winters, Rick’s early years in entertainment, and a lasting friendship with his mentor and comedy hero. Host: Jason Kl …View Original Post at ComedyOnVinyl.com (via The Comedy on Vinyl Podcast)

We discuss “My Show, Starring Me!” and Jay’s penchant for making sketches challenging rather than funny.  Like, the thing they call art when you’re a grown up, unless someone told you the truth when you were a kid.  Which no one did.  Because Dan’s a good friend, or something. Find DJCHOUR on T … View the Original…

Dan St. Germain takes a trip over the airwaves to say hello and have a chat about the huge influence of Patton Oswalt on his career in comedy. Host: Jason Klamm Producer: Mike Worden This Week’s Guest: Dan St. Germain DanStGermain.net Buy “Feelin’ Kinda Patton” Comedy on Vinyl is reco …View Original Post at ComedyOnVinyl.com (via The Comedy…

 As of May 11, we’re 11 years old – the corduroy anniversary. And what better time to point out that we’re moving into producing theatre? Coming soon, some very exciting news about a show we’ll be producing in Los Angeles shortly. As it stands, Lords of Soaptown is almost completed, and Looking Forward is, you…

A couple years back, I started curating a blog of fake quotes called “Really Said That,” (originally called “Actual Real Quotes”) with the intention of creating somewhat believable but fake quotes from famous historical figures and celebrities.  I made a concerted effort not to list a source of … View the Original Post Here (via Jason…

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The awesome Brandie Posey (Lady to Lady Podcast) talks about the man who helped solidify her choice to become a standup Billy Connolly.  Coincidentally, the first comedy album I remember listening to was a Connolly compilation, so it was a ton of fun to talk Billy Connolly and comedy in …View Original Post at ComedyOnVinyl.com

I can’t wait until Cons become a regular thing again so I can be this dude some more. View the Original Post Here (via Jason Klamm’s blog)

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